typekiln

A full font-generation app on a dark 1440 × 1080 layout that scales to any window: a sidebar with families and credits, a top bar with export, an inspector, and a canvas lit from inside by a lime glow. A 15.8-second loop plays by itself. The pointer clicks New font and a prompt types itself. Generate is clicked, and the skeleton of "Bloom" draws onto the cap-height, x-height and baseline guides letter by letter, with rings on its nodes, then inflates from lime hairlines into a white typeface. The family gets its name in the title, breadcrumb, sidebar and specimen label. The glyph set and four styles fade in. The pointer drags the weight slider down and up, then width and slant, and switches the terminals from round to sharp, and the specimen, the ten glyphs, the four styles and the sidebar icon reshape live. A second version is saved, Export .otf lights up, shows its progress and confirms with a toast, and the window dims to black. The letters are drawn from hand-made centre-line skeletons, not font files, so every parameter is a real geometry change. Every frame is a pure function of time, with window.__render(t) for frame-exact video export.